All the fun things has happened when I come back home from my job...........
This is my second trade on GFX method...................
This is my second trade on GFX method...................
80% effort, 20% luck
- #802
- Sep 24, 2013 1:12pm Sep 24, 2013 1:12pm
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All the fun things has happened when I come back home from my job...........
Awesome Kos!
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- #809
- Sep 24, 2013 10:39pm Sep 24, 2013 10:39pm
{quote} Hey Neytiri, As Steve pointed out there really isn't an HHR/LLS at that point to be looking out for a fake out. You gotta look for highest and lowest price levels that price has tested during a swing high/low formation to mark out your HHR/LLS areas to look for trades at.g.
Yes. I realize now. This is what will happen when you are drunk while working
- #810
- Sep 25, 2013 12:33am Sep 25, 2013 12:33am
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- #811
- Sep 25, 2013 12:34am Sep 25, 2013 12:34am
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I just realized the pair that I posted is virtually impossible to trade because of the high spread. The spread was hovering around 200 pips on my broker for GBPNOK. Do you guys even bother with pairs such as this with this high of a spread during non-peak hours?
Setups on such pairs can always contribute by being "watch only" case studies. Everything goes in to the knowledge bin
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- #813
- Sep 25, 2013 2:12am Sep 25, 2013 2:12am
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Could this be considered a legit fakeout? USDCHF heading back up? USDCHF daily TF {image}
If we get a daily close above that LLS then yes you're looking at a fake out setup. But not one I would be too keen on taking as its really heading into a lot of mess for me. Lots of trouble areas and that consolidation box will make it painstakingly tricky (for me that is).
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- #815
- Sep 25, 2013 3:43am Sep 25, 2013 3:43am
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{quote} Yeah it took over the coastal belt of Baluchistan province and spread horizontally all the way to some parts of India too. Karachi being a coastal city, where I live, took some shocks too. I felt nothing where I live, but quite a few other areas have been really jolted. The Richter scale showed a reading of 7.7 which is catastrophic but fortunately the event took place deep inside the earth which took most of its fury away. A 150 or so lucky people dead. g.
- #818
- Sep 25, 2013 4:31am Sep 25, 2013 4:31am
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{quote} Possibly "Lucky" is a typo?
As hideous as it may seem, even on weekdays if you decide to dine out after 8 pm you've got to be seated in the restaurant's waiting area to wait for a vacant table and getting a space to legally park your car outside a shopping mall marks your day as your lucky day. Only this Sunday, a church got blown away by twin suicide bombings leaving more than 80 dead and more than a 100 injured, many with life time injuries that they'll have to live with. We care, but not more than our desire to stand in endless lines for a movie show ticket to our favorite movie only just released, or instead of worrying about the earthquake victims we flock to the beach that shows a new island that emerged as a result of the earthquake.
We like to believe we are the tough kind, when really I think we are the immune kind. Like a live cow tethered outside a butcher's shop.
Yes I find those 80+ people seriously lucky. For one, they are free of the endless tyranny that they were living with everyday, and secondly because it was mother nature who took them away rather than a fucking terrorist pulling the trigger to his illegal weapon and deciding that they didn't need to live.
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- #819
- Sep 25, 2013 4:32am Sep 25, 2013 4:32am
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